The EU expands sanctions against Iranian judges responsible for human rights violations
24 Jul 2026Effective: 24 Jul 202658 views
Who is affected:
European financial entities and companies with links to sanctioned Iranian individuals
Summary
The EU Council adds 6 Iranian judges to the list of sanctioned persons for violating human rights. These individuals are subject to travel restrictions and asset freezing.
Detailed analysis
PRO
Implementation Decision 2026/1850 expands the list of sanctioned persons under Decision 2011/235/CFSP, adding six judges from Iranian revolutionary courts. The designated individuals have imposed death sentences, imprisonment and flogging against dissidents, activists, religious minorities and protesters of the 'Woman,…
PRO exclusive content
Implicaciones prácticas, plazos y recomendaciones específicas para tu sector.
CELEX:32026D1850: Decisión de Ejecución (PESC) 2026/1850 del Consejo, de 24 de julio de 2026, por la que se aplica la Decisión 2011/235/PESC relativa a medidas restrictivas dirigidas contra determinadas personas y entidades habida cuenta de la situación en Irán
The EU updates the list of sanctioned individuals for threatening peace in Sudan, modifying the data of three individuals already included. Sanctions involve as...
European financial entities and companies with links to Sudan or its networks
The European Commission modifies for the 362nd time the list of persons and entities sanctioned for their links to Daesh and Al-Qaeda. These sanctions involve a...
Financial entities, companies with international activity and any person operating with sanctioned listed persons
The European Commission requires registration of polyvinyl alcohol imports from China to be able to charge retroactive tariffs if dumping is confirmed.
European importers of Chinese polyvinyl alcohol and companies that use it as raw material
